THUNDERBOLT Signs With ROCK IT UP RECORDS

December 9, 2010

Norwegian melodic metallers THUNDERBOLT have inked a deal with Germany's Rock It Up Records. The band's third album, "Dung Idols", will be released in February/March 2011.

The forthcoming THUNDERBOLT LP will tentatively feature the following tracks:

* Majestic Travesty
* Fight
* Land of the Living
* Metal Tide
* Black Horde
* Special
* Crime Of The Sentry
* Dung Idols
* The Moderators
* Heel Run

THUNDERBOLT was the main support for powerhouse American vocalist Tim "Ripper" Owens (YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, BEYOND FEAR, ex-JUDAS PRIEST, ICED EARTH) on his European solo tour in September.

THUNDERBOLT's sophomore album, "Love and Destruction", was released in May 2006 via Massacre Records.

The band's debut LP, "Demons and Diamonds", came out in 2003.

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